big art , great art

In fact, I'm not a fan of old Lynch, and I don't watch much of his films. But Inland Empire is really good, worthy of claiming to be the hardest lynch movie to date, or the first lynch digital movie and so on. It is said that this film is great art because the art of film has developed to such a point that it is not surprising how people make it. There are still plots of Inland Empire, you can analyze and guess the story, you can ignore the messy plot and focus on how he shoots. Because the artistic youth must be happy. For such a big 3-hour lynch movie, he has come up with new shooting methods in recent years. The whole super-long version of the art video can be shot with just one idea. An outstanding art video , look at this, Lynch is definitely a video genius.
Guess.
It's interesting to guess how the old man made this movie. I really haven't been fascinated by him very much, but after watching his movie this time, I was really shrouded in his shadow for several days, and I kept thinking about what this meant and what was going on. The Rabbit Theater is very interesting. Bleissette and the soap opera recordings are really strange, ironic and fun to put in the movie. Later, I realized that it was an allusion from the Rabbits Small Theater on his own website. And the whole movie was developed from the 70-minute video he shot for laura dean. Someone told me to study his previous films, his short stories, his music, his website, his coffee (...--) to get a head on how to analyze him! Well, I try to go. . .

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